Spongemock

This library provides resources for working with text to
transform it into Spongebob mocking meme text.

!sPoNgEBoB

Algorithm

At first, I thought that the letters started with lowercase
and just alternated.

> aT fIrSt, I tHoUgHt...

However, after reviewing quite a few uses of the meme, I
found that there is an element of randomness to it.

This library will inspect the text and transform letters
to uppercase or lowercase according to the following
algorithm:

1. If a non-ASCII or non-letter is encountered, it is ignored
2. The first letter encountered has a 50% chance of being
upper or lowercase
3. If the next letter encountered is a different case, it has
a 15% chance of being transformed (85% chance of staying a
different case). This means that an or AN arrangements
should appear infrequently, but occassionally. An or aN
arrangements will appear often.
* If the next letter encountered is the same case, it thus
has a 85% chance of being transformed.
4. If a letter is the same case as _two_ previous letters,
it has a 98% chance of being transformed. Arrangements of
three of the same case as in ana or ANA are rare, but
I have seen them occur in these memes.

Usage

import { spongeMock } from 'spongeMock';
spongeMock("This is a test string.");
// 'tHiS iS a TeSt StRiNg.'

Simple as that.

CLI

You can yarn global add spongemock to add a cli tool that
allows you to spongemockify strings and files. You can give
it a list of files to mock or else it will read from stdin.

spongemock README.md
git log | spongemock
spongemock -e "works on strings with -e argument"